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GATE ECE 2005 | Question: 14

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The effect of current shunt feedback in an amplifier is to

  1. increase the input resistance and decrease the output resistance.
  2. increase both input and output resistances.
  3. decrease both input and output resistances.
  4. decrease the input resistance and increase the output resistance.

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